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You may still be compiling against the local headers. Try: --with-ffmpeg="system" --disable-dynamic-loading Before running "make", check the output from ./configure to ensure that configure found the necessary headers for FFmpeg (you need to have the FFmpeg development headers in...

Update:
It has been verified that there is a problem with some Chains. Developers are working on this now.

Cannot envision a fix for the problem above, and note that 2.1.3 is not longer available for download. The older program is the one I use in my studio, thank goodness that I did not download to that computer, or I would be out of luck. Have used Audacity for about three years, strictly as a hobby, ...

Try disabling dynamic loading. To do that, add the following option to your ./configure command: Hint: to perform a "clean" rebuild, clean the previous build with:

What you are describing is an inevitable consequence of buffering by an "on demand" sound system. My usual operating system (which I'm using now) is Linux, and I can easily reproduce the problem when using the default ASIO / PulseAudio sound system. What's happening is: 1) You press the Pl...

mwz wrote: the main was a bug report about the wrong codepage in this line.

I'm trying to log a bug report for this. Please tell me what "this line" should say.

Tascam simply say "we do not support this driver for windows 10, we have not tried this combination and therefore cannot comment on compatibility" That then is the 'definitive' answer : it may work, but not guaranteed. I just thought there is a very good chance someone on here will have t...

Open the Windows Sound Control Panel and find the sample rate for the device that you are using. Set that to 44100 so that it matches the setting that you want to use in Audacity.

For a definitive answer about the Tascam US122, you should ask Tascam http://tascam.com/contact/
You are welcome to post back here when you have a definitive answer.

Are you using PulseAudio for playback?
Try selecting the appropriate "hw" option in the device toolbar as the playback device.